That's not just any rainbow... that's a double rainbow.

Just my take on this. I think that they start out happy, but because of his stressful job, the guy ends of becoming an alcoholic, abusive, unfaithful husband. Then, after he realizes how wrong he was, he runs back to his wife. In the end he reunites with her happily, but he wants to literally push back time and right the wrongs he commited. But his wife forgives him for his sins, and then they die together, happily.

A few people have said this before, but it's worth repeating: it doesn't matter whether this has to do with Republicans or Democrats. The fact that the girl's healthy lunch was forcibly taken from her by the school under the guise of 'nutrition' and was then given unhealthy processed chicken nuggets is outrageous. And then they had the audacity to charge them for it.

I agree, there's no way that number is correct. I live in New England and there are turkeys everywhere here.

I don't have a problem with zoo's or people owning 'exotic' animals AS LONG AS they aren't endangered. If the living conditions for the non-endangered animals are proper, then there shouldn't be a ban on them. However, I think that anyone (except for real zoos) owning an endangered animal is just being selfish. They belong in the wild, where they can hunt, reproduce, and live, not caged up in some random person's house just for their ego.

I don't have a problem with this. He's just giving some people a better deal;it's not religious discrimination. However, if he made people pay MORE because they couldn't recite it, then there would be a problem. But as it is, I don't see anything wrong with it.

I think that this is a vintage TeloCash - half telephone, half cash register.

It is clearly a Christmas tree umbrella.

The lion IS endangered. This should be illegal. It has nothing to do with the idea of eating lion; it has to do with the fact that if this kind of poaching is allowed to be legal, then soon there will not be any more lions. Big cats are apex predators and beautiful creatures, and almost all of them are endangered or already extinct. If we allow this to happen, there will not be any more big cats left in the world, and that is quite a bleak future.